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On Tap Today: Fireworks! (part 1)
There aren't many things in this life that you can count on, but you can always count on this: If it's Fourth of July Eve, there's a big boom in Milwaukee. The U.S. Bank Fireworks bring the ooohs and aaahs starting at 9:30 tonight off Veterans Park over Lake Michigan. You'll be able to see them all over town, even if you didn't camp out to get a front-row seat.
There's lots more where that came from; most of the Milwaukee area's municipal fireworks shows are tomorrow night. »Read Full Blog Post
Skylight Music Theatre finds heart, hope with 'In the Heights'
In the Act 1 finale for "In the Heights" — which opened Friday night at Skylight Music Theatre, under the direction of Ragnar Conde (stage) and Jeff Schaetzke (music) — a nighttime power blackout sends a careening Washington Heights barrio toward the brink.
It's the beginning of the Fourth of July weekend, but freedom and independence seem further than ever for the barrio's residents, each of whose All-American dreams have curdled faster than the soured milk in the local bodega — where the refrigerator is on the fritz and the owner is in a funk. »Read Full Article
MSO program blends different sounds with shared roots
The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra held a musical reunion of sorts Friday evening at the Marcus Center, performing music of Leonard Bernstein, Lukas Foss and Samuel Barber.
The three composers, who were trained within a relatively small window of time at the Curtis Institute of Music, wrote with distinct and disparate voices. Their music — programmed for a single concert and conducted by another Curtis alum, MSO associate conductor Francesco Lecce-Chong — was a fascinating look at the variety of style in American orchestral music of the 20th century. »Read Full Article
Aaron Rodgers makes brief appearance on 'Late Night with Jimmy Fallon'
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In an earlier episode of "Late Night Superlatives," Rodgers was labeled "Most Likely To Be Ellen DeGeneres Dressed Like A Football Player For Halloween." »Read Full Blog Post
Weekend Activities: Antiques show, winter carnival and Duck Decoy Day
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The Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Association's 40th Winter Wisconsin Antiques Dealers Show takes place Friday and Saturday. Comprising more than 50 dealers, the show is held in the Forum Building of the Waukesha Country Expo Center, 1000 Northview Road, Waukesha. 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. There will be food available both days with a fish fry Friday. Admission is $6, but there is a $1-off coupon at www.wisconsinantiquesdealers.com. »Read Full Blog Post


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Ok, so going to keep this short and not-so-sweet cuz the truth hurts sometimes...
To say I have been struggling the last few months in too many areas of my life would be THE understatement of the year. I have been in so much denial about so many things that I think it took getting on the scale and seeing how far I've fallen to snap me back to reality.
At the same time, I have achieved some things I never thought I would like run my first Ragnar Relay and land my dream job in my dream city. That being said, I remain committed to getting back on track, changing my life and achieving my health goals. In fact, change has already begun.
Anyway, that's it for now. Thank you for all the virtual high-5's and attaboys. They have meant a LOT.
More to follow I'm sure.
SOOOO...I just did my first Ragnar Relay April 4-5, 2014.
For those of you not familiar, here is a link to the one I completed with my team. They are held all over the country.
My first two legs were hella hard--4.10 miles mostly uphill (hard), 3.5 miles mostly uphill (hard) and early morning (I should mention here that I never run at night so to do that at 1AM took everything mental I had NOT to freak out) and lastly 2.80 miles rolling hills (easy--says who!?). I should also add that up until then, I had also not run outdoors extensively, so the pounding on the street, did a number on my shins and knees. Despite the breaks in between my runs, this race was easily one of the most challenging and exhausting activities in which I have ever participated--both physically and mentally. It was also the most number of total miles I have ever completed. Since I have gained back a good amount the weight I had lost, that fact that I completed it all--well, let's just say I learned a lot about myself.
Still, the experience was nothing short of aMAZing, truly. Our team name was Strangers to Solemates and we were made up of 12 people who had never met in person, only virtually. Our team captains were two former SparkPeople members who have now made somewhat of a name for themselves in the weight loss/running world thanks to this feature length documentary coming to a theater near you sometime this summer, I believe. vimeo.com/47110893
In the end, this race was not about winning or establishing a new PR. It was about 12 virtual strangers that met online last August and became a family through our online and in-person support of each other on race day. I am happy to say the love and camaraderie has not waned since the race ended. And I don't expect it will.
Thanks for reading!!
This pic was taken at 4:30 in the morning right before our 5AM start time on Friday, April 4th.
This is right after we crossed the finish line as a team on Saturday, April 5th--36 hours later. (God help us. I don't think we got more than 3-4 hours of sleep--IF that.)
My finishers' medal--it is a serious piece of bling. LOL! SOOO heavy but well worth it.
Signed by my fellow "solemates" on Sunday, April 6th at our team brunch in San Diego. AHHH...good times.
(As a side note--UH has it really been a year since my last blog entry?! WOW. Just WOW...)
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I'm still sore from day one on Monday but I am so ready to bring it--it's not even funny! At the end of 6 weeks, my body is going to look different. I'm going to feel different. I will BE different. And it will have been SO worth it.
January 2012, just following the break up of my 15-yr relationship, my roommate (and oldest friend) and I took a road trip to San Francisco to visit another friend of mine of 20+ yrs. (As an aside, there is something especially beautiful about having people in my life that have known me as long as these individuals have...It's like coming home--safe and warm.) We had a wonderful time just hanging out--sharing, reminiscing and laughing a LOT. It was just what the doctor ordered after I moved out of the apartment I had shared with my ex.
Well on the way home, my friend and I stopped in Santa Cruz which became my home away from home after attending UCSC for 3 years. It is one of the most magical places to me and retains a special place in my heart to this day. It was here that I gained independence from my family for the first time and began developing into the person I am now. I guess you could say it's where I found myself. My friend and I decided to walk around downtown and we stopped in at my favorite jewelry store where they have a large array of silver rings--of which I am a fan. So I see this rather plain band made out of solid sterling silver. It's kind of wide, narrows at one point and is edged on both sides with a braided pattern. It was love at first sight, simple yet slightly ornate and I wanted it. When I tried it on for the first time I had planned to buy it for the middle finger on my right hand but the store didn't have my size. So I went down a size and purchased it for the ring finger on my right hand. As my friend and I drove home to southern CA, I couldn't stop staring at my hand and my new purchase. It was a little more than I might normally spend but it was heavy for a band and solid silver all the way through. It was also the first thing I had bought for myself since my relationship had ended and it began to symbolize for me not only the start of the new year but also new beginnings. The start of a new me, if you will.
As my weight loss success has unfolded and taken on different forms not always apparent on the scale, I noticed my ring becoming looser and looser to the point that it is now sliding of the ring finger on my right hand. But I am so attached to it, that I hate the idea of leaving the house without it even though the thought of possibly losing it has filled me with dread on occasion. When I look down at my hand, the sight of my ring reminds me of so many positive things (and a few sad ones) but mostly positive-like how far I've come personally, emotionally and mentally since my break-up; how independent I've become, how much healthier I am physcially--the fact that it no longer fit has been a CONSTANT reminder of how successful I have been in the pursuit of better health. But mostly it has come to symbolize not only the possibilities life has to offer but how much care I have taken to love myself--for better or for worse.
Well--I still cannot yet fit my ring on the middle finger of my right hand and just as I was lamenting the fact that I might actually have to start leaving it at home, something told me to try the middle finger on my LEFT hand--and so I did. And. it. fit. Just last week, my left middle finger was also too snug. It made me so happy that I started to tear up. Because you know what that means? It means that my ring's intended home from the very beginning on my right middle finger cannot be too far behind and will soon be thin enough for me to switch back to where I had always wanted to wear it since it's purchase January 2012. The elation I felt at this discovery was, well, unexpected and a tad overwhelming. I feel like for the first time since 2007 when I first embarked on this journey at 257 lbs, before I even knew what a "Sparkpeople" was, that I am finally on my way to becoming the person I was always meant to be.

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Sun Yat-Sen Students Visit Indiana Supreme Court
Students from Sun Yat-sen University Law School enrolled in the Program in American Law learned about the judicial system in Indiana from Indiana Supreme Court Justice Steven H. David, '82. Justice David spoke with the students in the Supreme Court Courtroom about the kinds of cases heard by the Supreme Court, the process by which appeals are decided, and the judicial selection procedure. In addition to the Courtroom, Justice David gave the students a tour of the Supreme Court Conference Room, where the five justices discuss cases, and his chambers. In December 2013, Justice David visited the Sun Yat-sen University Law School in Guangzhou, China.
Shown here in the Supreme Court Courtroom from right in the front row are Hu Jinnong (future lawyer), Chen Yuan, Li Mengyuan, Nie Tian, Wang Jin, Ma Leiyin, Hou Weiwei (Associate Secretary of the Youth League Committee), and Qin Zheng (IU McKinney SJD student). In the back from right are Hu Yikui (Associate Professor, Nanjing University of Finance & Economics and visiting scholar), Wan Zhongyang, Justice David, Kong Shankun, Quan Yanmin (Ph.D., Xi'an Jiaotong University and visiting scholar), Zhuang Han (Associate Professor, Wuhan University Law School and visiting scholar), Zheng Liwei (Dean's Assistant for International Programs), and Liu Yi-sheng (IU McKinney SJD student).


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Good morning to you on a very important day in the football calendar indeed. Derby day. The North London One. At home. Three points is the target and up and down the land (and the globe actually) there are Gooners like you and I nervously counting down the time to kick off. And it is nervous, isn't it? Because let's face it, without wanting to trot out all of the old cliché's, the great form that we've had at home since the dawn of the Premier League era mean the square root of naff all today.
We host a Tottenham team who have just come off the back of a disappointing home defeat to West Brom (you can't really call the midweek games the last games that the teams will have played because the two North London sides are completely different to the ones that will be rocking up today) and who have struggled to find their rhythm since the start of the season. In fact, you'd go as far to say that Spurs' form is pretty poor so far. Over the last few weeks the Spuds have lost twice at home to West Brom and Liverpool, whilst also being pegged back by Sunderland away. So it's hardly a Tottenham team that will be kicking off at The Emirates full of swagger. That's what we've had during the previous 5-2 victories a couple of seasons ago, so I don't really know what to make of the Spuds going in to this game. I mean, we could just as easily have that lot giving the games of their lives against us that belies their recent form, as we could see a comfortable evening of goals for our lads.
What does worry me is the fact that everyone is pipping us for a comfortable afternoon. When you've got people like Paul Merson saying we'll have an easy afternoon and a 3-0 victory, Mark Lawrenson saying it will be a comfortable 2-1 and even Jamie Redknapp telling us the Spuds are a 'million miles' away from us, it instills anything but confident in your humble narrator here. Only because we're not Chelski or City. Our dollar hasn't been tainted with oil and we haven't also managed to buy a truck-load of luck, so usually when everything points in Arsenal's favour, we get a bloodied nose. Next week we'll be on the receiving end of the pundits telling us that we haven't got a chance against Chelski and it's almost certain that what they say will come to pass, but when we are the favourites, rarely do we have it easy. I'm praying not to have that today. I'm praying for a real comprehensive victory that sees us a few goals up by halftime and a nice 45 minutes of jovial frivolity for the second half.
As for the teams, I suspect we'll see the same side that dispatched Villa last week, minus The Ox for Alexis. So I am hoping that Arsene decide's that Mesut should sit behind Welbeck and see if they can combine well as both did at VIlla Park. Defensively we'll need Chambers to be at his best against a Chadli who looks a little bit more impressive than the five-minute player that played last season up against Jenkinson. The Spuds will play with a 4-2-3-1 and have Chadli and Lamela either side of Adebayor with Erikson sitting as the playmaker. Arteta will be responsible for making sure that Erikson doesn't find space in between our defence and the midfield, so my hope is that he performs better than in the Dortmund game, in which he continuously let players run in beyond him.
It's why Ramsey's role in the team will be so important. Ramsey is at his best – I think – when he is starting from deeper and pushing forward. With Ramsey's starting position being further up the field, it doesn't give him the licence to be as successful with his driving runs I don't think, so I hope Arsene opts for the Welshman sitting a little deeper than when he started the season. That would support Arteta and help to stifle the Spuds attack.
Our attacking quartet will need to find a way past Kaboul, Verthongen and Capoue who, up until his injury in the NLD last season, I thought looked like a decent player. Both him and Dembele can travel with the ball and look decent with it at their feet, but if Mesut can find those pockets in between their back four and the two deeper lying midfielders, he could have a good afternoon. He missed last seasons game because he hadn't been signed in time, so I'm hoping he can show the world of his quality and build on the great performance of last week.
As Arsene mentioned in his presser yesterday, Ozil and Welbeck's partnership was good last week and it has to be good today. Unlike two weeks ago when Welbeck found his chances few and far between, one suspects that he'll be given more opportunities to put one away against this Spuds team. They play very open and do not have the requisite quality that Moneychester City have, so if Welbeck is presented with a chance it's important that he puts it away. He opened his account last week in great poachers fashion, but he needs to get a run of games in which he's scoring to secure his place in the side for the long-term. Let's not forget that it was an excellent and deft touch of Giroud's that won us this game last season, so that is what Welbeck needs to replicate today. If he can do it a few times too that would be grand.
We've drawn too many games already this season, so ideally we need the win more than anything else. A draw won't really feel like we've mastered the 'big games' just yet, so its imperative that we don't let a psychological barrier begin to build like it has in previous seasons. Having said that, it's what I believe will happen today, as I think we'll not see a Tottenham side anything else other than wanting to make a statement. I think we're in for a tough afternoon and given our propensity to ship goals from set pieces, it wouldn't surprise me if we get sucker-punched with a Kaboul goal from a corner or something like that. Chasing a football match is nobodies idea of fun, but I have a nasty feeling that's what we might see this afternoon. After all, we've got form in that regard if you think about the two 5-2 victories.
I hope my gut feeling is wrong, I hope we can give them a smashing, so let's all do our part to help the team to shout ourselves hoarse come 7.20pm London time this evening.
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New York May Ease Test Requirements for Graduation
The state Board of Regents considers letting students swap one of the social studies exams for a test in career-technical education or the arts.
The state Board of Regents considers letting students swap one of the social studies exams for a test in career-technical education or the arts.
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Students in a small district near Los Angeles will soon be required to take an ethnic studies course in order to graduatea requirement some California legislators are hoping districts will adopt statewide.
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Mississippi is considering using the ACT college test as the high school exit exam for students in public schools, reports the Associated Presssomething no other state has done.
New Hampshire opts for a new high school equivalency test designed by ETS, joining a list of nine other states doing likewise.
A measure approved this week by the Wisconsin Senate would require all high school students to complete more math and science credits to graduate.
As California plans a shift to Smarter Balanced field tests, high school educators are unclear about which tests from the old system will remain in place, causing confusion as the year begins.
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45 Old Farm Road
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45 Old Farm Road has a Walk Score of 6 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so almost all errands require a car.
This location is in Wellesley. Nearby parks include Carisbrooke Reservation, Burt Park and Brown Park.
Nearby schools include St John the Evangelist School, Saint Johns School and Ernest F Upham Elementary School.
The closest grocery store is Whole Foods Market.
Nearby coffee shops include Maugus Restaurant, Dorset Café and La Riviera Gourmet. Nearby restaurants include Nick's Pizza, Coconut Thai Cafe and Yama.
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You could make a (film geek) party game out of guessing director Justin Simien's influences, but his vision seems to spring directly from what's up…
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"Life Itself" screens at 8pm Wednesday, October 22nd, at the Chicago International Film Festival.
Chaz Ebert and Steve James will discuss "Life Itself" at the 2014 Chicago Humanities Festival.
An FFC review of "Ramchand Pakistani."
An FFC report on the Indian film "Bhaag Milkha Bhaag."
An FFC review of "Ramchand Pakistani."
An FFC report on the Indian film "Bhaag Milkha Bhaag."
Owen Wilson and Wes Anderson remember L.M. "Kit" Carson, who helped them get their start in the movie business.
An appreciation of filmmaker, writer and actor L.M. "Kit" Carson, a singular talent.
* This filmography is not intended to be a comprehensive list of this artist's work. Instead it reflects the films this person has been involved with that have been reviewed on this site.
The new co-production from three cable networks doesn't give them much bang for their bucks.
I believe Kevin Smith has said all this before, but now he's got another movie to promote (called "Red State," due in 2011), so he's evidently saying it again. WorstPreviews.com reports that Smith is "taking to Twitter and radio" with this message:
Smith says that he doesn't hate critics, but simply disagrees with the fact that they get to see movies for free in order to write a review. His argument is that critics are just doing their jobs and sometimes don't want to see a certain movie, which means that they probably go into the theater hating it. He adds that he would rather show his movies to 100 fans and let them write reviews even if they don't have a newspaper.
Makes sense to me. Smith would prefer to have his movies reviewed by his fans -- those who've seen his other movies and who are predisposed to like them -- rather than by critics who have seen his other movies and therefore may be predisposed to not like them, so that sounds like a good proposition for him. (And I agree he should let the fans write reviews even if they don't have a newspaper, or a blog or a keyboard or a napkin and a Bic.) Not screening his movies for critics (or making them pay) also sounds like a pretty good deal for the critics who don't want to see or write about his work. They could watch or write about something else instead -- and not have to worry about all the ethical dilemmas involved in paying or not paying to see a Kevin Smith movie. The world would be a cleaner and more orderly place.
Traditionally (or, perhaps a better word is "statistically"), in order for film to win the Best Picture, it has to also receive director, screenplay, editing and acting nominations. Of the ten BP nominees this year, only "The Hurt Locker," "Inglourious Basterds" and "Precious Based on the Novel Push by Sapphire" were nominated in all the winning categories.
Sure, there have been exceptions. James Cameron's "Titanic" screenplay didn't get nominated, either. And remember the stink when "Driving Miss Daisy" won Best Picture without even a nomination for its director, Bruce Beresford?
Nobody can predict with absolute certainty how the majority of the 5,800 members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences are going to vote in any given category. The best anybody can do is to go with a gut feeling and study the historical odds.
After Cannes, the Toronto Film Festival is the most important in the world. Last year's festival was ripped in two on Sept. 11. I walked out of a screening, heard the news, and the world had changed. Now comes the 27th annual festival, opening today. Are movies important in the new world we occupy? Yes, I think they are, because they are the most powerful artistic device for creating empathy--for helping us understand the lives of others.
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Sweet B9.
Attn: kripes
Awesome news. Can't wait
Digging: Mare Cognitum - Phobos Monolith
guessing this would be a good time to get into them.
huh didn't even know they were back together stoked
fuck yea
Hell yeah. Been waiting for this for a while now...now if He Is Legend would go ahead and give us that promised album, it'd be a really good year ;-)
Digging: Flying Lotus - You're Dead!
awesome. i miss this band
Say what?! I thought this band was done.
The Misery Index is pretty swayne, but I don't know if this band is really my shit overall. I'll gauge the hype when it comes out and go from there.
Digging: RATKING - So It Goes
setting fires? so old. Try hitting cars!
Fantastic news, The Misery Index is a great album.
im excited for this.
"After The Eulogy" was pretty good, but I haven't kept up with the band. The fact Bridge 9 is releasing the new album bodes well, though.
Very nice!
boys night out is fucking terrible, super stoked for this
Awesome, awesome, with a side of awesome. Would love to hear some new material from them.
Great news
Digging: Ted Nugent - Shutup&jam!
Am I the only one around here who can't see a profile picture for the band in the new articles? Damn it's annoying not having a link that goes to the band's discography.
boys night out is fucking terrible"
boys night out is not terrible wtf
stoked for this
omgomgomgomgomg fuck yes!!! Tomorow I'll be celebrating with their whole discog.
Instant AOTY contender
I cant wait to find out all about this. Hope there's a US tour.Thanks Hep.
Is all of their stuff amazing? I only have Misery Index and Tomorrow Comes Today so far and love them both.
Yeah, but it's all different. However, even their obscure stuff is still worth obtaining.
boy meets world
I have noticed that a lot of their stuff is kind of hard to get a hold of or really expensive. Maybe since they are back together they will release and/or begin printing the older stuff again.
Ecnalzen get Eulogy immediately
I plan on getting all their stuff eventually (or at least what I can get my hands on), because I love what I have by them now.
'After The Eulogy' is the album that got them recognized, and has quite a few of their concert staples ("Rookie," "My Life In the Knife Trade," etc.). If you get deeper into this band, that's your next purchase.
Day the Sun Went Out c'mon guys show love
Cringe is so fucking m/
blast from the past
Hep Kat you fuck. It's veen a month where's my update bitch
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My plan to ditch Ian Blair and renew Britain
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If you want a perfect illustration of what is wrong with how we are governed, read this. Boris Johnson had wanted to get rid of the hapless and hopeless Met Commissioner, Sir Ian Blair. Quite right, too. Setting aside the current row over the award of a £3 million contract to one of Blair's friends, there are a hundred reasons for wanting to get rid of the vain, touchy, politically correct copper. So painful are his pratfalls that even his erstwhile multi-culti cheerleaders have gone off him.
The Mayor of London is not Sir Ian's biggest fan
Now we learn from a leaked email exchange between the lawyers and a brilliant London Assemblyman called Kit Malthouse that, for all the weight of his mandate, Boris simply can't tug the prehensile policeman out of his post.
You see how unelected functionaries lord it over the people's tribunes? When Blair faced a no confidence vote from the London Assembly, he taunted its members, saying: "I have stated my position, if you have the power to remove me, go on". Now he has lost the confidence of the mayor, too, but never mind. Politicians come and go. The standing apparat remains.
There is a better way, my friends: a way in which we could snatch powers from the quangoes and the Eurocrats and the human rights judges and place it in the hands of elected representatives. I am blogging from a remote Essex farmhouse that is the constituency home of my friend Douglas Carswell, the MP for Harwich and Clacton. He and I are co-writing a book that will set out how, in its first hundred days, a new government could restore honour and meaning to the ballot box, returning power from Brussels to Westminster, from Whitehall to local councils, from he state to the citizen. We have left our wives in London for the week so we can finish the last chapter on time. Watch this space.
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Russel: I think it's really cool that you live in a funeral home.
Claire: Believe me, it's not.
I love AHS! I can't wait for the new season.
Claire definitely. I'm in art school right now and kind of going through the same thing she did. I feel like I have the same opinions as her and exactly the same worries.
I am! Sort of. Still working on getting SFU eps on my new laptop so I can make gifs and I'm also busy with school. I try to reblog anything I find well made or interesting in SFU tag too tho!
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Your father knew. We had coffee once, and he told me he understood why we couldn't be together. He said you spent so much time trying to make people happy you never thought about yourself. He worried about that.
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Dougie Hamilton Tells Pee Wee Hockey Team It's 'Important to Play More Sports Than Just Hockey' (Video)
Originally written on NESN.com | Last updated 9/20/14
The Bruins took some time out before Saturday night's game to answer questions from the Minuteman Flames, an elite pee wee hockey team based in Mass. The players asked questions ranging from position-specific tips to what type of pump-up music members of the Bruins listen to before games. Bruins rookie defenseman Dougie Hamilton encouraged the young hockey stars to play other sports besides hockey in order to step away and have some fun. Tyler Seguin revealed that his favorite cities to play in are his hometown of Toronto and in Montreal, where the B's dropped Saturday night's game 2-1. Check out the video above to see what other nuggets the Bruins players offered up.
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Fentress Releases Final Design for Miami Beach Convention Center
Fentress Architects has released plans for the $500 million redesign of the Miami Beach Convention Center. The news follows the City of Miami's controversial decision to nix plans provided by OMA, who was originally awarded the commission after a high profile competition against BIG.
Fentress will be working with Arquitectonica and West 8 on a significantly scaled-down masterplan that will include the renovation of the 500,000-square-foot exhibition hall and 200,000-square-feet of existing meeting space, as well as a new 80,000-square-foot ballroom and outdoor event space.
SCAPE Wins 2014 Buckminster Fuller Challenge with Climate Change Adaptation Plan
"Don't fight forces, use them." - R. Buckminster Fuller
SCAPE's comprehensive climate change adaptation and community development project, Living Breakwaters has been announced as winner of the 2014 Fuller Challenge, "socially responsible design's highest award." Announced by the Buckminster Fuller Institute (BFI), the proposal was selected over seven shortlisted humanitarian initiatives and will receive a $100,000 prize for their innovative solution to solve one of humanity's most pressing problems.
"Living Breakwaters is about dissipating and working with natural energy rather than fighting it. It is on the one hand an engineering and infrastructure-related intervention, but it also has a unique biological function as well. The project team understand that you cannot keep back coastal flooding in the context of climate change, but what you can do is ameliorate the force and impact of 100 and 500 year storm surges to diminish the damage through ecological interventions, while simultaneously catalyzing dialog to nurture future stewards of the built environment," said Bill Browning of Terrapin Bright Green, a 2014 senior advisor and jury member.
More on Living Breakwaters, after the break.
Architect Develops the World's First Hoverboard
Architects can do far more than design buildings. In fact, some of history's most acclaimed innovators were not only architects, but also inventors. Leonardo da Vinci himself, the epitome of the Renaissance man, sketched buildings alongside ideas for flying machines. Buckminster Fuller was the ultimate futurist and invented the geodesic dome in addition to his Dymaxion Car, an automobile that was far ahead of its time. Now, an architect has developed "the world's first hoverboard," and the technology has far-reaching implications for not only transportation, but also buildings themselves. Read on after to break to learn more about what this technology could mean for the future.
Woods Bagot's Alternative Penn Station Solution Would Keep Madison Square Garden
Invited by the Municipal Arts Society (MAS) and the Regional Plan Association (RPA), Woods Bagot has created an alternative design for the future of New York's Penn Station which would allow Madison Square Garden to remain in its current location above the station's entrance. The design, produced as part of MAS and RPA's report into the future of the station, the design was unveiled yesterday at Penn 2023: Where will the Garden Go?, the first session of the Municipal Arts Society's 2014 Summit for New York City, which discussed the possible options for the site at the end of Madison Square Garden's current 10-year permit.
Though the report by MAS and RPA favors the idea of moving Madison Square Garden – identifying Farley Post Office's Western Annex and the Morgan Postal Facility and Annex as potential new sites – it also says that "there needs to be a Plan B… In the event a deal between the state, city, railroads and Madison Square Garden does not get done in the next eight years, there needs to be a plan for improving Penn Station and the surrounding district with the Garden still in place." This is where Woods Bagot's designs come in.
Read on after the break for more on Woods Bagot's proposal
A Mobile Italian Garden Overlooking London
The Decorators, an interdisciplinary group of practitioners working with space in London, recently transformed the terrace overlooking the city at Alexandra Palace by installing a mobile Italian garden. As a "landscape of scattered objects" which geometrically piece together to resemble a formal garden, the designers describe the project as somewhere between "grotto and folly, garden and landscape, stage and amphitheater," all the while drawing from the historical character of the surrounding context. The scheme ultimately "breaks the monumental proportions of the main building to meet visitors with a more intimate scale on their first encounter" with the palace.
Frank Gehry Claims Today's Architecture is (Mostly) "Pure Shit"
"Let me tell you one thing. In this world we are living in, 98 percent of everything that is built and designed today is pure shit. There's no sense of design, no respect for humanity or for anything else. They are damn buildings and that's it.
"Once in a while, however, there's a small group of people who does something special. Very few. But good god, leave us alone! We are dedicated to our work. I don't ask for work. I don't have a publicist. I'm not waiting for anyone to call me. I work with clients who respect the art of architecture. Therefore, please don't ask questions as stupid as that one."
This, followed by the middle finger, was Gehry's response to a reporter asking the 85-year-old architect how he responds to the critics claiming he practices "showy architecture."
Originally covered by El Mundo and translated by Gizmodo, the awkward confrontation happened at a press conference in Oviedo, Spain, which Gehry attended to receive the Prince of Asturias Awards for the Arts.
Emotions may have been running high considering this past week Gehry celebrated the opening of the new Fondation Louis Vuitton building which the critics have claimed to be not much more than a "spectacle."
Gastro-Architecture: Nicholas Blechman Illustrates Architecture as Food
Have you ever had the urge to squeeze a lemon on the dome of St. Peters Basilica? Or perhaps, crack a beer with Kohn Pedersen Fox's "bottle opener"? New York-based designer Nicholas Blechman has put into illustration what we've all been thinking, landmark architecture as the food-related items they resemble. Check out Blechman's "Gastro-Architecture" series here on the New York Times and preview a couple of our favorites, after the break.
Herzog & de Meuron Designs 205-Meter Tower and Research Center for Swiss Pharmaceutical Company
Herzog & de Meuron has unveiled plans for the modernization of the Roche pharmaceutical company's Basel headquarters. With the first tower already under construction, the overall vision is to consolidate and update all existing facilities, including a historic Otto R. Salvisberg-designed office building, as well as construct a new, four-tower research center and 205-meter tall office tower by 2022.
"The planned consolidation of the existing industrial site will eliminate the need to build over green zones", emphasizes Jürg Erismann, Head of the Basel/Kaiseraugst Site. "Instead, Roche will be making more efficient use of those parts of the site that have already been developed but cannot be expanded."
Spotlight: Paul Rudolph
Paul Marvin Rudolph (October 23, 1918 – August 8, 1997) was a leading American architect known for his contributions to modernism during the International School and Postmodernism eras. He served as the Chair of Yale University's School of Architecture for six years and famously designed the Yale Art and Architecture Building, one of the earliest examples of Brutalist architecture in the United States.
See All 1,715 Entries to the Guggenheim Helsinki Competition Online
The competition for the new Guggenheim Museum in Helsinki closed last month, becoming the most popular architectural competition in history with 1,715 entries. Now, competition organizers Malcolm Reading Consultants have made every single one available to view online, with each anonymous proposal presented in a series of two images, and a short description fro the architects. "Since its inception, this competition has been organized to be welcoming, inclusive, and transparent, and the gallery presents a singular opportunity for the public to explore and consider the broad expanse of entries," says Richard Armstrong, Director of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum and Foundation.
Competition organizer Malcolm Reading added: "For anyone interested in design, the gallery is a tremendous resource that offers rare insight into the design process and further illustrates how the vision for a Guggenheim Helsinki… [has] captured the imagination of architects around the world."
And indeed, the website does provide a tremendous tool: with such a huge volume of entries, the database and its associated tagging system offer an interesting way to probe the architectural zeitgeist: for example, it seems 'curved' buildings are almost twice as popular as 'straight' buildings; and 'opaque' buildings are still unpopular, being outpaced by 'transparent' buildings by almost five to one, despite the traditionally opaque museum typology.
But when it comes to architectural quality, where do you even begin with 1,715 proposals? The competition's website has that covered too, with a favorites button, a six-building shortlist tool and a search-by-registration tool. ArchDaily is here to help too: after the break, we've hand-picked 50 of the most exciting, unusual, interesting and simply absurd proposals for you to start talking about.
OS31 Designs Pop-Up Restaurant on a Frozen River
UK architects OS31 have recently won a competition to design RAW:almond, "the first ever outdoor dining restaurant on a frozen body of water." The temporary restaurant has set up for business in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada for the last two years, and for 2015 the organizers held an international open competition for the winning design. This year's design establishes itself as an expressive frame that appears to float across the ice like a frozen jetty. Learn more about the winning proposal after the break.
RIBA Future Trends Survey Shows UK's Confidence Remains High
The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA)'s Future Trends Survey for September showed that, for yet another month, confidence is high among UK architects, with the workload index up fractionally to +29 from +28 in August. Again, this positive figure was spread right across the country, with the most optimistic reports coming from Northern Ireland and the North of England, reporting workload index figures of +80 and +46 respectively – promising figures considering that these two areas were "slowest to show signs of recovery" after the recession, according to the RIBA.
Siza's Iberê Camargo Foundation and Herzog & de Meuron's 1111 Lincoln Road Win Inaugural MCHAP Award
Álvaro Siza's Iberê Camargo Foundation in Porto Alegre, Brazil and Herzog & de Meuron's 1111 Lincoln Road in Miami, Florida have just been announced as the winners of the inaugural Mies Crown Hall Americas Prize (MCHAP).
MCHAP was established by the Illinois Institute of Technology (IIT) in Chicago to recognize the best built works in the Americas. As Kenneth Frampton noted when the finalists were announced in Santiago, Chile, the MCHAP Awards are the first time that an architectural prize has been approached, not in a trans-atlantic, horizontal manner, but rather vertically across the Americas.
Although initially the jury intended to select one work to be honored for the 2000-2013 period, they felt that both projects represented "an uncommon expressive display of structure," and divided the 13-year period into two parts. Siza's Iberê Camargo Foundation was selected as the 2000-2008 winner, while Herzog & de Meuron's mixed-use parking garage was selected for the 2009-2013 period. The two winning projects were selected from a total of seven finalists by jury members Jorge Francisco Liernur, Sarah Whiting, Wiel Arets, Dominique Perrault, and Kenneth Frampton.
Learn more about the winning projects after the break.
Studio Gang Breaks Ground on Chicago Writers' Theatre
Studio Gang has broke ground on the new home for Chicago's beloved Writers' Theatre. Situated on the sloped Tudor Court site of the Glencoe Woman's Library Club, the glass encased timber structure will be a theatrical spectacle, as the main performance space's second story catwalk is designed to peer through the transparent facade.
"Our process has been built around the creative team dialogue with Writers Theatre, its audiences, and the community, and we could not be more excited to celebrate this milestone today while looking forward to the ideas that will soon become a built reality in 2016," said Jeanne Gang. "The design of Writers Theatre's first purpose-built theatre reinforces their important mission and vision to maximize the feeling of intimacy between actors and audience within the park-like setting of downtown Glencoe."
New renderings and more information from the architect, after the break.
David Chipperfield, Kengo Kuma and Renzo Piano Among 12 Shortlisted for Sydney Art Gallery Expansion
Twelve local and international practices have been invited to participate in a two-stage competition for the "Sydney Modern Project," a $450 million expansion of the Art Gallery of New South Wales (NSW). Five practices from the shortlist, which also includes SANAA, Tod Williams and Billie Tsien, and Herzog & de Meuron, will move on to produce conceptual designs in the competition's final round.
"The Sydney Modern vision for expansion and transformation is much more than just a building project," stated gallery director Dr. Michael Brand. "Through this invited competition the Gallery is seeking ideas that will create an architecturally ambitious, intelligent, sensitive, sustainable and highly functional design. Our site overlooking Sydney Harbor will inspire each of the invited architectural practices, all of whom have extraordinary design skills."
The invited architectural practices are…
September ABI Indicates Robust Conditions for US
The American Institute of Architecture (AIA) has indicated a "heightened level of demand for design services" throughout the US. As the latest Architecture Billings Index (ABI) reports, all regions and project sectors have shown positive conditions and the September score was 55.2, up from a mark of 53.0 in August. The new projects inquiry index was 64.8, following a mark of 62.6 the previous month.
"Strong demand for apartment buildings and condominiums has been one of the main drivers in helping to keep the design and construction market afloat in recent years," said AIA Chief Economist Kermit Baker, Hon. AIA, PhD. "There continues to be a healthy market for those types of design projects, but the recently resurgent Institutional sector is leading to broader growth for the entire construction industry."
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Pratt Institute Students Create Sinuous Screen Wall From Concrete Blocks
Students from the Pratt Institute have created a wall of concrete blockwork… but not like any you've seen before. Challenged by their tutors Lawrence Blough and Ezra Ardolino to produce something highly customized from something highly standardized – the 8-by-8-by-24-inch AAC brick – the students used Rhino software and a CNC miller to create a 96-block screen wall composed of 20 different block profiles. "The earlier stuff I'd done was trying to use as much off-the-shelf material as I could," said Blough. "Here we decided to really push it, and to take on more of the ideas of mass customization." Find out more about the project at the Architect's Newspaper Fabrikator Blog.
Wright & Wright Unveils Scheme to Replace Chipperfield's Plans for Geffrye Museum
Wright & Wright Architects has revealed their designs for the Geffrye Museum in East London, a £15 million redesign that will increase the museum's total space by almost 40% through "unlocking" previously unused areas of the museum's 18th century almshouses. The design replaces a scheme by David Chipperfield Architects, which last year failed to secure planning permission in part because of the hugely controversial proposal to demolish the former Marquis of Lansdown Pub that occupies the corner of the site.


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Office of Religious Life Hosts Annual Spiritual Life Retreat
Friday, Oct 3rd, 2014
YHC's Office of Religious Life and the Chapel Ministry Team recently hosted the Spiritual Life Retreat at Camp Glisson in Dahlonega, Sept. 12-14.
Student Equestrians Find Outlet at YHC
Friday, Oct 3rd, 2014
The Young Harris Equestrian Club has seen much growth since forming in 2013.
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Friday, Oct 3rd, 2014
This year, Young Harris College's Theatre Young Harris patrons get to enjoy an exciting and varied lineup of performances for the 2014-2015 season.
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Thursday, Oct 2nd, 2014
On Oct. 1, YHC officially opened the new $41 million, 121,000-square-foot Rollins Campus Center, the largest building ever constructed at the College.
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YHC President Cathy Cox proclaimed October to be National Domestic Violence Awareness Month during a meeting with representatives from Support in Abusive Family Emergencies, Inc. (S.A.F.E).
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Monday, Sep 15th, 2014
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Tuesday, Sep 9th, 2014
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Jerry Seinfeld to Grubstreet: "I don't think I'm in favor. I'm in favor of continuing the accelerated Darwinian process of early death and weeding out most of the population through sugary drinks... I say, 'Fatten them up, kill them off, and move them out.' That would be my philosophy." [Grubstreet]
Jon Stewart, on The Daily Show: "It combines the draconian government overreach people love with the probable lack of results they expect!" [Huffington Post]
Denis Leary, on Twitter: "Bloomberg bans any soda size bigger than 16 oz. Basically — u can no longer drink out of any cup he can fit into." [Twitter]
And here are two celebritries in favor:
Alec Baldwin, in The Huffington Post: "Whether you think an elitist, billionaire New Yorker has any business blocking your path to the soda fountain is one issue. His motives, however, are unquestionable." [Huffington Post]
Former President Bill Clinton, on CNN Piers Morgan: "I know a lot of people think 'this is a nanny state' but there are very serious problems." [AM NY]
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